It's Part of Our Lifestyle: Exploring Young Malaysians' Experiences with Japanese Popular Culture
It's Part of Our Lifestyle: Exploring Young Malaysians' Experiences with Japanese Popular Culture
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这是我们生活方式的一部分：探索马来西亚年轻人对日本流行文化的体验
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2011
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Mohd Nizam Osman
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Eriko Yamato;S. Krauss;Ezhar Tamam;Hamisah Hassan;Mohd Nizam Osman
信息通信技术的发展给我们的日常生活带来了巨大的变化。随着信息和通信技术的发展，“内容”业务——通过媒体娱乐产品——在全球范围内的流通量增加了。毫无疑问，美国拥有世界上最大的内容业务，尤其是在以好莱坞为基地的媒体娱乐市场。日本也在20世纪80年代发展了自己的“内容业务”。在日本内容市场，三分之一的图书销售是漫画（日本漫画书或杂志），而地面电视广播公司主导了国内的视觉内容市场（Onouchi, 2007）。自20世纪80年代以来，地方广播公司制作了95%的电视节目。现在，那些在日本为国内观众开发的电视节目也得到了日本以外的认可。日本动画（动漫）节目现在领导着全球动画市场，占所有动画节目的近60% （Nakamura & Onouchi, 2006）。美国记者道格拉斯·麦克格雷（2002年）在美国《外交政策》杂志上以国民生产总值（GNP）为主题，创造了GNC （Gross National Cool）一词。他称赞GNC是日本的实力，并说“从流行音乐到消费电子产品，从建筑到时尚，从动画到烹饪，日本今天看起来比20世纪80年代更像一个文化超级大国”（第44页）。此后，日本流行文化在国外的媒介消费(如Darling-Wolf, 2003；
The development of information communication technology (ICT) has brought tremendous changes to our daily lives. With ICT development, the business of ‘content’ – via media entertainment products – has increased its circulation worldwide. Undoubtedly, the U.S. is home to the largest content business in the world, especially in the media entertainment market, based in Hollywood. Japan also developed its own ‘content business’ in the 1980s. In the Japanese content market, 1/3 of book sales are manga (Japanese comic books or magazines) while terrestrial television broadcast companies dominate the domestic visual content market (Onouchi, 2007). Local broadcasting companies have produced 95% of television (TV) programs since the 1980s. Now, those TV programs developed in Japan for domestic audiences have acquired recognition outside of Japan as well. Japanese animation (anime) programs now lead the global animation market accounting for almost 60% of all animated programs (Nakamura & Onouchi, 2006). Japanese TV drama series (J-drama) flourished in Asian regions in the 1990s and early 2000s before other television drama series from East Asian countries such as South Korea and Taiwan attained popularity. American journalist Douglas McGray (2002) coined the term “Gross National Cool” (GNC) by playing on words GNP (Gross National Products) in the Foreign Policy magazine. He praised GNC as Japan’s strength and remarked that “from pop music to consumer electronics, architecture to fashion, animation to cuisine, Japan looks more like a cultural superpower today than it did in the 1980s” (p.44). Since then, media consumption of Japanese popular culture outside of Japan (e.g. Darling-Wolf, 2003;
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2012
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Tanaka;K.
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K.